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FRESHMEN FIGHT AND WIN HANDILY (Continued from page 1.) hld lots of fight, the game demu onstrating that the three score and tenl Stilents at the acadlemy must be iale up very largely of football pliyers. The star of the galie was the freshman captain, ,Jy Dee Par ler. This la<d na<le al1 the Varo lina tolcldow1)S, going 60 yar<ls through a brokcen but densely populated field for one (1and scor ing the other two on quick op ening" plays when his mates had advanced tle ball to the one vard line. It vIs not a good afternoo!n for kicking goals after touch (owns for the young Gamecocks. Parler was not alone inl his holn ors, however, for his Imates in tle backfield, Johnnie Dukles. Ue gare and Jeffords, ran well with the ball, as did Wingard. who got i Chance shortly after tile opell ing. Bartelle and Richardson also played well in the line. Miller did the best work for the losers. This player well sits tained tihe long and notable re cord of Winston-Salem for tiur ing out great players. 1111benl lialler played good ball during tihe short SpaceI he was in the game but was forced out by in juries. "Ilustlin' Ileinie"' Full mer -played well tliroughout for the visitors and Lathan :and lii ermalln showed great form at times. Freshmen (18) Aclemy ( 7) anhn..... LE ......Mafiyo Ethmunds .... LT ...... iisbe A. Dukes ....... LG .....Crews Prickett ...... C ....lhadwick Richardson . . . . . (C) . Boyd 1artelle ......RT ......RTLOkI Fishbullrne .... 10 ... Bover Parler (C) .... QB ....Miller Jeffords ..... 11 ..... Latliltunll L,egajre ..... RIll .UmbIenhauerlvl J. Duk1es .... FB .... Biernmnl Scoring by periods: Freshmen .....6 () (; (;--Is Academy ......(0 () 0 7- 7 ['reslnen scori tg: Touch down[s, Par-ler (3) Avadenmy scoring: 'Touchldown, Bierman. (Gol after touchdown, Biermaln. Acadely substitutes: Bell for Chaldwick, Fulliner for Um7111benl hauer, E(W for Latham), Chuld wvick for Loekie, L~oek1e for Hell. Mioore for SO<h(iay, La1tham11 for Moore, Umbenhauer for FuIllhn1e: Thomas11 for Umnbenhauer*. (Carolina12 subistituitions : Howie for. A. Dutkes, Wingaurd for . D)ukes. Flynnt for Bow ie, Meeks for~ JeffYord s, .Je ffordIs for Meeks, E. We~Tb1ster for Jeff'ords, Elliott for Richairdlsoni, Ga1ston for Par Ier, D)ickert for Flynnt, Gress.ette for Legare, J1. Web,steri for Prick ett, WV. 'Cranwell for -Haitelle, H1owmian for *IAlunds, R.- Cran I Avell for H anaihajn, PrioIeau for 1fishburn~e, (Graml ing for IPrio leau. |Referee, Sol. Metzger ( Penn sylvani1a). UTmpire, L. (G. Os bo rneb1orne \(X.oiod ). . I Iead( linesman, .J. 0. 'Van Meter, ( Kenltucky) . Tlime of p)eriodls, 15 mimns yA.Y Versatile left enll oil the Web foot Ca<det eleven of C. M. N A. <lefeate bY te Carolina Fresh REHIIES ON 'IlHL CAMPUS. At present there are nitillerous r-eptileS onl the caiu.1 .Ist yesterday sone fellows ha<d 1 greenl snace scaring the sain<wicb bovs an<d sOine of the greelel 14,4- shinlen. We are always inter esto<d in siakes; hast year a sltl <dent kept a buIIII a<hder inl his roomn the whole secon<d term. Now we hear that ,alligators are i<leal f'rien<ds for stu<lents. Metibers of the football squad pirchase<d several while in lor i<lI. The cost is onlyN a lollar apieve. plutting al alligator with ill theI reachI of every Ian, w01n1,11n anid chilb inl the Univer sity. llheY take very little attenl tionI becaulse alligaitors hiber-nate all the winter. No one at presetit sIll n agen(y% f'r selling aliga tors here, but it is a gool openl ing for somW <deserviIg an<il eln tising l stii<lent. We umtnler sta ti A-lex Wa ite lias bought several. (ay Lussac's thieory of li es Thle numbiler of lies tol is in versely prtop)orLtina to the kntow le<dge of the stmdent an<l dlirectly propomrt inal to the number of <lllestionls aske<d. STUDENTS HEAR NOTED SPEAKER (Co)ntinue<d from palge 1.) ig seve'ral intsta nces whicheh ha<il ocurtre<d int hi s evangelistic wvork an<ll bty gi vintg a short sketeh of hiis life ex perienices. Tlhe Un'iversity "Y" was ex tremtehy fortunta te in obta itting Drm. WVright an< hi Iis stay here oti our1 camJIpus wats ai help andit ant in 5ni rnt.inn t i nniy. Wingeld's Drug Store 1443 Main Street Residenice Phone 30514 DR. G. F. MILLER SHOE ENTIsTDave Means 1-122 lMaiii Street Barber Shop Over Lachicotte's Jewelr,y 12 ANSRE 34Mi t loe72 1420MAI STEET 1314 Main St. Phone 7421 Store Students, Watch Your Eyesight ELECTRICAL Close application to study is a cnslent tax oi )our vision. At the rlightest indication of undue strain, come to u3s,for a thorough examination of your eyes. 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